Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
LABOR DAY.
Henry George. the Great Labor Orator, to Address the
Multitude q: the Fair Gmaads-O Other
POINTS About the Affair.

] I|.-2 ANIAN t4t aLAAs
To-day will he a general holiday in the
city, especially among the workiugmen
and their families and all the towns in
the vicinity will contribute to the success
Of the affair, both by their presence aud
assistance. That this days labor demon
stratlon will outrival anything ever at
tempted in the city, both in numbers and
| financial success. Is wndouhted, aud every
thing uoN looks like grand day in labor
circles.
An the committees have held their tual
meetings and completed arrangements for
their parts OF the programme, 50 that
nothing remains undonc that will tend to
the success OF the demonstration, and ii
good weather and favorable circumstances
couspire, everything will pass of smoothly.
! The delegations from neighboriug cities
will commence arriving at an early hour
this morning, aud all trains enter
ing the city will no dou. bring
| in visitors Delegations will come
from P.,rker,burg, MoundsvilIc, Wellsburg,
| Toronto. Empire, IiltOnville, Brilliant,
! Struheuyllle, East Liverpool, PItt,burg,
| New Cumberland, Maynard, Brllalre,
.Etuaville, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
many other places, aud these added to the
| big crowd Wheeling can turn out, will
make parade of imposing size to say the
! least.
The procession will form in the following
manner.
| First Division, consisting of Gtlasswork-
ers, both local aud visiting, will form on
/ Chaplme with right resting ON Sixteenth.
/ Second Division, consisting OF Trades
| Unions, both local aud visiting, will form
| on Fifteenth with right restingun Chaplne.
Third Division, consisting of knights OF
/ Iabur. both local and visiting will form
on Chapliuc with right resting on Four
| ttenth.
/ The line of march will be down -Four
| tcruth to Main, down Main to Twenty
| fourth. east ON Twenty to Chapline,
up Chaulne to Twentieth. west on Tween
! ticth To Market, up Market t. Twelfth,
west ON Twelfth To Main, up Main 10 the
/ bridge and To the Fair Grounds.
/ Garfield Assembly will Ice headed by the
/ Opera House band Bridgeport Assembly
/ by the Etnayillr band, Mayors band will
| head the line and Crescent Lodge will
march to the stirring music of the Black
/ Eagle Drum Corps. Painters Assembly
will have the Star Drum Corps, aud the
! cbup,rS of SteuhruyIlle wi, hrug down
/ their own martial band The GAINESVILLE
/ band, which has been engaged by the
. Wheeling hrlckIaycIs, arrived IN the city
/ Lust evening and isVuartrrrd at the Howell
/ House.
Chief Marshall John Cocorau will he in
charge of the hue. with the following As
sistant,. From Wheeling, Mr,Srs Andrew
. Britt. j H. Burt and John Wri~gcrber;
| from Rrllairr. J.J Shuttleworth and Frank
/ T.. Archer: from Ernwoud, NJ. j. sullivan;
| from Eudycport.J II. Nanrrlt; nom l.tna-
Vile, Martin II. :. Myers; from Martins
/ Ferry, ". II. or The color OF the Chief
/ MuShl's sash will be- red, Division Mar
shll~' white and all Assistant MarShalS'
/ blue.
/ The Fair Grounds have taken on the mp.
/ prsraucc ol a small town, the stands and
booths for dispensing refreshments being
numerous, ana everything has been done
/ To make it comfortable tor the guests. BE-
sides dancing, foot racing and ball play
/ ing. other amuSpmrntS will be afforded,
/ aud all are assured OF having good time.
[ The base ball gumr will be called not
| later than O'Clock. the game to be he
/ tween nine from Brilliant ami local
nine rhr former nine Is composed "a
I follows: r. Kelly, pitcher; VIM Meyers,
cotchcr: W. j. Mctnnnuu, lh: Wm.
Green. 2D, y. Eolln, 81, Ell Nichols, NJ.
| Stafford aud VIM Jacob, irldrrs; {.
Justu.. s.. $ Several extra players will
accompany the nine.
Henry George will speak from ear
riage in front of the grand Standat /
O'Clock, and no one should fail To hear
him.
NOTES.
The day wiil Dee a whoppcr.
Everybody should decorate and make it
gala day.
The glass workers will gather at the
Capital Rink.
Typographical Union viii meet on
Eleventh street, hrtwrcn Chaplnr and
Market
Prosperity Assembly Will meet at
Trades Assembly Hall and march from
there to Fourteenth street.
It is uuder,t pod that the Coopers aud
Powderly Assemblies X. of H., Of Parkers-
burg, will come in body 400 strong.
The miners will meet at Trades Assem-
bly, Hall 70 form for the procession. All
should be ON hand promptly at . o'clock
Henry George tclcgraphed that he would
lrav" New York last evening at o'clock,
( over the Pennsylvania, and he will arrive
here about n o'clock, lie will stop at
the Mcclure, where room hes already
been engaged tor him. ". 5. Meek, iresi-
dent oI the Trades Assembly, will intro
! durc Mr.. George to his audience in the
| grand stand The reception committee
30 meet NIy George At the depot will con
ai,l OF McS>gs Meek, Richard Robinson
and John Ehmau